Sewanee Military Academy - Saber Yearbook (Sewanee, TN)

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The SABER Staff gefs ioqefher for a powwow which ali bu? served io defeai the puloohe qi hand, However, deiipiie The onniauighf of riqorou-1 sun innzpu npplicafiom, The pink evil and new ionsorial Mhsirrciow afminnienis, you have nie? these disiracfionu wiih 'orihriqhi defeiminaiicn :ami grin- foriiiuule, I ann ruHv confident fha? The 1950 SABER wiT. qo down in Academy hisiory Q5 one of The best, ir no? the bed, in Hs ionq hisforv oi oublicniion. Cefminiy five venfs on vou' Daft in one indihfion ix ionq enough fo zzive anyone A ke'-n insiqhf inio iusf what the context o' an annual Qhouid be, and whiTe rhanv of vour able smff of aueihianh have no? been hero fha? lonq, they have devnonlhaied exe'npIa'y ability Through assisiinq you in The scledion, preoafafion and Jrfnnqefneni oi the nwmeriai af hand. In this laiier insfance, psrficuiaf than' are ,fue Charles Fuilerfon Senior Editor, and Hafcher Srnirh, Aviefawf Edifor in charge of Phofogvaphy and Production, who CHARLES FULLERTON COLONEL HENRY B SCOTT Senior Edifor Faculty Advlsor

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,K v X. nr JIM TURNBULL MORT GOLD Ediior THE JAMES TURNBULL . WAYNE SNELSON . HATCHER SMITH . MORTON I. GOLD . BAKER KINC- . CHARLES FULLERTON . SAM CASSELS . . . DON EWING . . . JON BEARDALL , TOM AUSTIN . SAM CLARE PARK UROUHART . BILL SMITH . KEN DEFRANCE . O. J, BAILEY , BILL KALMBACH . if, H -in'Chief Business Manager 1950 STI , . EdiiorfinfChief . Assisiani EdiIor Iifdiforialsj Aasisiant Ediior Whofoqrapiiyi Business M Adveriisinq M , Senior Cief-s . Feafure , Assisiani Feaiure . Azsisiani Feature . Assisranr Feaiire . . Spcris . . Assi, Spc-ris . Assisionr Spcrisq . . . Art 1 . Asuisiani A50 . , JUQ-gf anaqer anaqer Ediior Ediior Ediior Edifor Ediior E ifor or diior diiur Ediior Editor MELVIN YOUNG . . . . Junior Editor GORDON MCCORMACK . . Junior EdiIor COL, HENRY B, SCOTT . . Fnculry Advisor Mr, James P. Turnbul Edifor, I95O SABER Sewanee, Tennessee Dear Jim: Anofher year has :oiled around with another SABER aboui Io be born in ine minus oi members oi Ihe Carpe, and wiIh it fhere deyolves upon me, as your facuity advisor, ine opporiuniiy of casfinq a few bouqueis at ihis Time. Tiirouqhouf ine year boih you and your siaff have been con' Ironied wiih a seemingly insurmounfabie Iask coupled wirii rnounfains of defail and innumerabie oII'ier exiracurricuiar duiies WAYNE SNELSON SABER STAFF HATCHER SMITH Assidanf Ediior Younqy Kalmbach, W,, Snelson, McCormack and Hussey. Assistant Editor and Chief Phofoqraphr 82

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Dll CLUB As The T949-50 year opened The corps oT cadeTs looked forward To Their Three biq seTs oT dances. Thanksgiving, Mid-WinTer, and The besT oT all, Commencement CoTil- lion Club oTTicers had To be elecfed To plan and arrange Tor These dances so The Club rneT and The vofinq qof underway. Park UrquharT was unanimously elecTed Presi- denT, Willy Fielder was voTed Vice,PresidenT, Sam Clare was seleded as Se-creTary, Barry WhiTe as Treasurer, and The rob of DaTe Managers wenT To Ensign Conklin and Larry Shannon. PresidenT UrquharT called a meeTinq of The Club and The plans for The TirsT seT were made, The gym was dec- seT Tor an unTorqeTTable S.M.A. week-end. Music was Turnished by Tom l-Tewgley's orchesTra. The nexT dances, The Mid-WinTer seT, was one of The oraTed To maTch The AuTumn colors and The sTaqe was Conklin Clare Urquharf Shannon Fielder, G. B. WhiTe 'MS'